Koh Samui (Samui Island) is a cosmopolitan melting pot, attracting budget travellers staying for a month or two in simple beachside bungalows, to the wealthiest holidaymakers dropping in for a weekend at one of the many luxury resort or villa on the many white sand beaches of Koh Samui.
From the hustle and bustle of Chaweng Beach to the lively yet relaxed atmosphere of Lamai Beach to the timeless feel of Bophut's Fisherman's Village to the tropical beach paradise of Maenam, Koh Samui is unique among Thailand's islands in maintaining a broad appeal for everyone. This helps to give the distinctive relaxed atmosphere that sets it apart. Not convinced yet? See our 10 Must See and Do list .
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Choosing a hotel in the wrong area can ruin your holiday so it's worth spending a couple of minutes looking at the pros Read More»
Samui nowadays is a world-class holiday destination. It hosts a wide range of hotels and resorts for all budgets and Read More»
Koh Samui's repertoire of things to do and see is varied and interesting. From mummified monks to the famous grandma and Read More»
This page is here to help you organise your first time in Koh Samui. As one of the most popular holiday destinations in Read More»
There are hundreds of shopping bargains to be had on Samui at almost every corner of the island. Nathon usually has the Read More»
Koh Samui has some of the best nightlife in Thailand. Discos, music venues, beer bars, night shopping, and even lady Read More»
Samui nowadays is a world-class holiday destination. It hosts a wide range of hotels and resorts for all budgets and Read More»
When going for deluxe, five-star accommodation on Koh Samui and Koh Phangan some holidaymakers choose randomly. This can Read More»
Koh Samui's Beach Resorts are the island's best ambassadors. The very essence of holidaying on Samui is encapsulated by Read More»
Located on the eastern coast of the island, Chaweng hosts its longest beach, and just like Patong in Phuket, is the Read More»
Lamai is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Koh Samui. Vibrant, yet less hectic than its northern neighbour Read More»
From two-star small guesthouses to five-star luxurious resorts, there's something for everyone in Bophut. Please check Read More»
Samui's busiest piece of action has some of the Island's finest surf and shopping. Nightlife in Chaweng is Read More»
Samui's second major beach is located on a cozy corner in the south of the island. Smaller and a bit more Read More»
Two kilometres of white sandy shoreline fringed by coconut palms - an ideal place to chill out. Bophut's Fisherman's Read More»
Maenam continues to draw those in search of peace and quiet, retaining its old Samui character. Some of Samui' Read More»
Much more upmarket that its neighbour Big Buddha, Choeng Mon is made up of a series of bays on the north-western tip of Read More»
Lipa Noi Beach is one of the best locations on the island to view the sunset. During the week it's very quiet. A few Read More»
Koh Samui's things to do and see are varied and interesting. From mummified monks to the famous 'grandma' and 'grandpa' Read More»
There’s so much to do and see on and off the island so why not book a tour to broaden your perspective and just simply Read More»
Big Buddha temple sits majestically on a small rocky island off Koh Samui’s north-eastern corner. Known locally as Wat Read More»
Exploring the island to find the best viewpoints in Samui can really be an exhilarating activity during your holiday. Read More»
Although the seafaring community has moved on, Fisherman’s Village still has a charming rustic look and atmosphere. Read More»
Samui's phallic rocks are as popular with Thai visitors as foreigners. In local legend the rocks represent two doomed Read More»
The setting for the eponymous 'perfect' beach in Alex Garland's book, Ang Thong really was once home to a group of Read More»
World famous due to its Full Moon, Half Moon and many other parties, Koh Phangan actually only has about 10,000 fulltime Read More»
Once the haunt of sea-turtles, this small island north of Koh Samui has become a magnet for those who really want to get Read More»
The Full Moon Party has become a world-famous institution, but its ancestral home remains the fairly small Haad Rin Read More»
Koh Samui has some of the best nightlife in Thailand. Discos, music venues, beer bars, night shopping, and even lady Read More»
Our Top 10 Night Spots in Chaweng’s list features the most popular venues and areas to party until late in this bustling Read More»
Koh Samui cruises and water tours will give your holiday this little extra that will make it memorable. As an island, Read More»
Koh Samui day trips and excursions offer a wide range of activities and tours that allow vacationers to discover all the Read More»
Our transfer services in Koh Samui will permit you to enjoy a hassle-free arrival at your holiday’s destination. Whether Read More»
Ang Thong Adventure Snorkeling & Sightseeing by Speedboat
Ko Tao & Ko Nang Yuan Snorkeling Tour
There are hundreds of shopping bargains to be had on Samui at almost every corner of the island. Nathon usually has the Read More»
Central Festival Samui is indeed the largest shopping complex in Samui and has completely changed the face of Chaweng. Read More»
The best night markets in Samui offer a huge selection of shopping and dining opportunities, with the added advantage Read More»
You'll never go hungry on Samui; that much is certain! From delicious Thai food to international fivestar cuisine, these Read More»
Our list of the best Thai restaurants in Samui is as eclectic as can be regarding prices and flavours. Each of these Read More»
Beach clubs and beachfront bars & restaurants abound on Koh Samui. Beach dining is certainly the most popular Read More»
Koh Samui offers high-quality diving. The most famous dive site in the area is Sail Rock, North of Ko Pha Ngan, which Read More»
During a boat trip around the island you will pass some of the most stunning beaches and coves: Big Buddha Bay, Read More»
Muay Thai or Thai kick boxing is Thailand’s national sport and has been so for many years and is steeped in tradition. Read More»
Chez Francois is a quaint French restaurant located at the entrance of Bophut’s Fisherman's Village. The restaurant Read More»
Koh Mudsum, also referred to as Koh Matsum, is a small island on the south side of Koh Samui. This is a favourite place Read More»
Crazy Golf Samui is a fun, family friendly place where you can enjoy a game of mini-golf over nine holes. They have been Read More»
Stacked Samui is perfect if you are looking for some top quality American bites in Chaweng. This restaurant serves Read More»
Samui Baobab Restaurant is a French-owned restaurant in Koh Samui where you can get a range of delicious Mediterranean Read More»
Koh Samui has a tropical monsoon climate. Humidity is high and temperatures average around 28 degrees Celsius. The Read More»
The most convenient way to get to Koh Samui is flying with Bangkok Airways from Bangkok itself, or from Singapore, Read More»
Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays hotels with photos, facilities and comments as well as attractions, Read More»
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